This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.
I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
I’ve heard of Noel Ferrier so there’s still hope.
An obscure tv show that was cancelled after one season, hosted by someone equally as obscure? Yeah, that tracks…
furious said:
- Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
An obscure tv show that was cancelled after one season, hosted by someone equally as obscure? Yeah, that tracks…
TATE says:
“Micro Macro is a 1978 Australian television panel game show broadcast on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It was based on the European show of the same name. Hosted by Noel Ferrier it featured two teams of two competing to identify images flashed on a screen. Teams were led by Carol Raye and Jimmy Hannan and featured celebrity guests. First shown on Thursdays at 8pm it shifted to Mondays at 6pm due to poor ratings.
In the Age John Teerds said of the first episode “Although Ferrier claims to be “the worst compere in Australia”, it is expected his control of the show will improve with practice. There are some faults which could be overcome with practice and with tighter direction.” The Sun-Herald’s Dale Plummer said “If you have a spare half-hour for a spot of minor brain exercise, Micro Macro could be fun, but the game is slow and the scoring obscure.”
The Age’s Dennis Pryor noted “The admirable Noel Ferrier rightly treats the whole thing as an absurd joke. giving his imitation of a rogue elephant waving his trunk at the sheer idiocy of the whole thing.” He says that three weeks in “The regular panellists are beginning to settle down and give the show some shape.”“
I didn’t arrive until 1984, so I can be excused for never having heard of it (or him).
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
So where’s today’s?
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
So where’s today’s?
Well this appeared at 0226 Eastern or 0026 Western so this is indeed today’s.
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
I’ll organise a chat bot proficient in binary and get back to you.
furious said:
- Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
An obscure tv show that was cancelled after one season, hosted by someone equally as obscure? Yeah, that tracks…
hydroxylamine
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
And Buffy will make some lamingtons.
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
I’m going to guess it’s something viewed through a microscope.
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
1’s Complement
Or a musical scale: A_C_E above B_D
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
I know I have seen this before, but I cannot remember anything about it… although it will provide a nice distraction to the marking I do not want to do today
Arts said:
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
I know I have seen this before, but I cannot remember anything about it… although it will provide a nice distraction to the marking I do not want to do today
Yeah I recognise it myself
Cymek said:
Arts said:
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
I know I have seen this before, but I cannot remember anything about it… although it will provide a nice distraction to the marking I do not want to do today
Yeah I recognise it myself
The image shows a series of zeros and ones, which is a common representation for binary code used in computer programming and digital data.
HTH
The Rev Dodgson said:
Cymek said:
Arts said:I know I have seen this before, but I cannot remember anything about it… although it will provide a nice distraction to the marking I do not want to do today
Yeah I recognise it myself
The image shows a series of zeros and ones, which is a common representation for binary code used in computer programming and digital data.
HTH
The spacing etc is very imperfect though, which suggests to me it’s part of some organic pattern.
For some obscure reason it reminds me of a knitting pattern, or an answer card on those original multiple choice tests we had in primary school.
Basically, I have no idea.
Bubblecar said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Cymek said:Yeah I recognise it myself
The image shows a series of zeros and ones, which is a common representation for binary code used in computer programming and digital data.
HTH
The spacing etc is very imperfect though, which suggests to me it’s part of some organic pattern.
I shall wait impatiently to 2:26 tomorrow morning for the next clue.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Cymek said:
Arts said:I know I have seen this before, but I cannot remember anything about it… although it will provide a nice distraction to the marking I do not want to do today
Yeah I recognise it myself
The image shows a series of zeros and ones, which is a common representation for binary code used in computer programming and digital data.
HTH
I was thinking an old document from before modern computers
The Rev Dodgson said:
Cymek said:
Arts said:I know I have seen this before, but I cannot remember anything about it… although it will provide a nice distraction to the marking I do not want to do today
Yeah I recognise it myself
The image shows a series of zeros and ones, which is a common representation for binary code used in computer programming and digital data.
HTH
some of the ‘o’s’ are not complete.. so I don’t trust the AI interpretation
Woombee surprised if Arts gets it, with her special skills and whatnot.
is this image oriented the ‘correct’ way?
dv said:
Woombee surprised if Arts gets it, with her special skills and whatnot.
Some sort of cypher perhaps
Its not the Zodiac killer though as I just checked
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
And Buffy will make some lamingtons.
I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
kii said:
For some obscure reason it reminds me of a knitting pattern, or an answer card on those original multiple choice tests we had in primary school.Basically, I have no idea.
A knitting pattern card for a knitting machine? They were popular many years ago.
buffy said:
kii said:
For some obscure reason it reminds me of a knitting pattern, or an answer card on those original multiple choice tests we had in primary school.Basically, I have no idea.
A knitting pattern card for a knitting machine? They were popular many years ago.
That must be the little bell that is ringing in my mind. I never used one, but I saw one and all the paraphernalia that accompanied it.
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
And Buffy will make some lamingtons.
I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
Horrid things, that’s very un-Australian of me
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:
dv said:
This isn’t really a brainteaser, I suppose.I’ll just provide more and more parts of this and see what y’all say about it.
Like that old TV show, Micro Macro, compered by Noel Ferrier.
I’ll provide a new image once a day.
And Buffy will make some lamingtons.
I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
They’re a piece of cake.
Cymek said:
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:And Buffy will make some lamingtons.
I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
Horrid things, that’s very un-Australian of me
Home-made lamingtons are awesome.
Peak Warming Man said:
buffy said:
Peak Warming Man said:And Buffy will make some lamingtons.
I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
They’re a piece of cake.
Heh.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:
buffy said:I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
Horrid things, that’s very un-Australian of me
Home-made lamingtons are awesome.
Home made lamingtons are an awesome lot of work and mess…
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:Horrid things, that’s very un-Australian of me
Home-made lamingtons are awesome.
Home made lamingtons are an awesome lot of work and mess…
No more difficult than the melting moments and Afghans you make.
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Home-made lamingtons are awesome.
Home made lamingtons are an awesome lot of work and mess…
No more difficult than the melting moments and Afghans you make.
Much more complicated and messy to make.
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:Home made lamingtons are an awesome lot of work and mess…
No more difficult than the melting moments and Afghans you make.
Much more complicated and messy to make.
I wonder what you’re doing wrong.
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:No more difficult than the melting moments and Afghans you make.
Much more complicated and messy to make.
I wonder what you’re doing wrong.
Make cake. Leave for a day or so…lamingtons should be made with semi stale cake. Make runny chocolate icing. Juggle cubes of cake on forks and dunk them in the icing without losing control of them, then toss in coconut. End up with chocolate and coconut and cake crumbs all over the bench. Clean up.
cf Afghans. Mix the ingredients with the Kenwood. Roll out balls, put on baking sheet, squash with fork. Cook. Can ice with chocolate icing if you want. Far less work and mess.
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:Much more complicated and messy to make.
I wonder what you’re doing wrong.
Make cake. Leave for a day or so…lamingtons should be made with semi stale cake. Make runny chocolate icing. Juggle cubes of cake on forks and dunk them in the icing without losing control of them, then toss in coconut. End up with chocolate and coconut and cake crumbs all over the bench. Clean up.
cf Afghans. Mix the ingredients with the Kenwood. Roll out balls, put on baking sheet, squash with fork. Cook. Can ice with chocolate icing if you want. Far less work and mess.
Like I said you’re doing it wrong.
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:I wonder what you’re doing wrong.
Make cake. Leave for a day or so…lamingtons should be made with semi stale cake. Make runny chocolate icing. Juggle cubes of cake on forks and dunk them in the icing without losing control of them, then toss in coconut. End up with chocolate and coconut and cake crumbs all over the bench. Clean up.
cf Afghans. Mix the ingredients with the Kenwood. Roll out balls, put on baking sheet, squash with fork. Cook. Can ice with chocolate icing if you want. Far less work and mess.
Like I said you’re doing it wrong.
bake off, bake off, bake off!
Witty Rejoinder said:
buffy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:I wonder what you’re doing wrong.
Make cake. Leave for a day or so…lamingtons should be made with semi stale cake. Make runny chocolate icing. Juggle cubes of cake on forks and dunk them in the icing without losing control of them, then toss in coconut. End up with chocolate and coconut and cake crumbs all over the bench. Clean up.
cf Afghans. Mix the ingredients with the Kenwood. Roll out balls, put on baking sheet, squash with fork. Cook. Can ice with chocolate icing if you want. Far less work and mess.
Like I said you’re doing it wrong.
They use 3d printers now
Witty Rejoinder said:
Cymek said:
buffy said:I’ve never made a lamington in my life!
Horrid things, that’s very un-Australian of me
Home-made lamingtons are awesome.
Yep, Mrs rb’s grandmother’s recipe is absolutely the best,
When did this turn into a defacto recipe thread?
Anyway, I still have no idea about the original image nor its sequel.
Divine Angel said:
When did this turn into a defacto recipe thread?Anyway, I still have no idea about the original image nor its sequel.
flitter brained people did it.
Divine Angel said:
When did this turn into a defacto recipe thread?
.
micronutrients macronutrients
dv said:
You’re really going to drive people more insane, aren’t you?
kii said:
dv said:
You’re really going to drive people more insane, aren’t you?
If I really wanted to do that I’d post this
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:
You’re really going to drive people more insane, aren’t you?
If I really wanted to do that I’d post this
How many times has that happened to most of us?
kii said:
dv said:
kii said:You’re really going to drive people more insane, aren’t you?
If I really wanted to do that I’d post this
How many times has that happened to most of us?
To me and you? Never. That was an insane line.
wait so it’s cool to make fun of psychosis now is it
SCIENCE said:
wait so it’s cool to make fun of psychosis now is it
Damn straight.
dv said:
kii said:
dv said:If I really wanted to do that I’d post this
How many times has that happened to most of us?
To me and you? Never. That was an insane line.
Okay.
Bump…
dv said:
Nányë Andúril i né Narsil i macil Elendilo
dv said:
it’s all greek to me.
Both apposite comments.
Bogsnorkler said:
dv said:
it’s all greek to me.
There’s a non binary character there.
Kingy said:
Bogsnorkler said:
dv said:
it’s all greek to me.
There’s a non binary character there.
Why?
kii said:
Kingy said:
Bogsnorkler said:it’s all greek to me.
There’s a non binary character there.
Why?
I think they ran out of alphabetic characters after the LGBTQIFJBSLX+ group kept borrowing them.
Kingy said:
kii said:
Kingy said:There’s a non binary character there.
Why?
I think they ran out of alphabetic characters after the LGBTQIFJBSLX+ group kept borrowing them.
It looks like a ‘Y’.
kii said:
Kingy said:
kii said:Why?
I think they ran out of alphabetic characters after the LGBTQIFJBSLX+ group kept borrowing them.
It looks like a ‘Y’.
Yes. In binary, which is the language of computers, everything is either a one or a zero. The pic is all ones and zeros except for the “non binary” character.
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Write it in cuneiform.
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Now that I’ve had a chance to read the thread, including the OP, I realise that it is a question.
So as usual, I shall reply with my best effort to raise a smile.
Is it the original lyrics to “Old MacDonald” written on a typewriter without a functioning letter “E”
Kingy said:
kii said:
Kingy said:I think they ran out of alphabetic characters after the LGBTQIFJBSLX+ group kept borrowing them.
It looks like a ‘Y’.
Yes. In binary, which is the language of computers, everything is either a one or a zero. The pic is all ones and zeros except for the “non binary” character.
🙄
Wooshing noises happen.
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Present it via interpretative dance.
kii said:
Kingy said:
Bogsnorkler said:it’s all greek to me.
There’s a non binary character there.
Why?
It’s just a one that is slipping down and hanging on for dear life…
buffy said:
kii said:
Kingy said:There’s a non binary character there.
Why?
It’s just a one that is slipping down and hanging on for dear life…
May I suggest it’s is a lower-case Gamma.
buffy said:
kii said:
Kingy said:There’s a non binary character there.
Why?
It’s just a one that is slipping down and hanging on for dear life…
Put both it’s arms out to stop the fall from grace.
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
dv said:
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
I went to the “Today I learned” thread, searched for my name, found over 2,300 hits, left.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
I went to the “Today I learned” thread, searched for my name, found over 2,300 hits, left.
Yeah it’s not much of a clue.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
I went to the “Today I learned” thread, searched for my name, found over 2,300 hits, left.
Stop learning so much, geez!
Divine Angel said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:*checks trivia notes
I went to the “Today I learned” thread, searched for my name, found over 2,300 hits, left.
Stop learning so much, geez!
he’s a learner. he learns things.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
I went to the “Today I learned” thread, searched for my name, found over 2,300 hits, left.
Clearly a learned person. ;)
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
dv said:
Tomorrow I’ll give a contextual clue rather than an image.
Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
Reg is quite prolific in the TIL thread so this might not be too helpful. WHY ARE WE BEING HELD HOSTAGE BECAUSE REV IS SO KEEN ON LEARNING NEW THINGS?!?
The Rev Dodgson said:
Divine Angel said:
dv said:Which clue is:
It relates to something Rev learned about within the last 100 days.
*checks trivia notes
I went to the “Today I learned” thread, searched for my name, found over 2,300 hits, left.
Okay but the thread has been up for three years. At that rate you’ve probably only appeared a couple of hundred times in the last 100 days.
dv said:
Epstein files
dv said:
s it the Dead Sea Scrolls or some such ancient text?
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
Epstein files
LOL
party_pants said:
dv said:
s it the Dead Sea Scrolls or some such ancient text?
Rosetta Stone?
dv said:
Aussie Aussie Aussie!
pants is on the right track
party_pants said:
dv said:
s it the Dead Sea Scrolls or some such ancient text?
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
pants and Bog can share the points. To quote Young Mr Grace, you’ve all done very well.
There’s just so many O and I in the makarisms that I knew it would bum steer y’all into binary ideas.
dv said:
There’s just so many O and I in the makarisms that I knew it would bum steer y’all into binary ideas.
I avoided that, and suggested it was some organic thing viewed through a microscope.
Cymek said:
Codex Sinaiticus?
dv said:
pants and Bog can share the points. To quote Young Mr Grace, you’ve all done very well.
So not a knitting pattern for an knitting machine?
Bogsnorkler said:
party_pants said:
dv said:
s it the Dead Sea Scrolls or some such ancient text?
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
Well there’s a nice little coincidence.
I assure you all that I made my latest TIL post before reading of the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bogsnorkler said:
party_pants said:s it the Dead Sea Scrolls or some such ancient text?
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
Well there’s a nice little coincidence.
I assure you all that I made my latest TIL post before reading of the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis.
Spooky.
2384804 is the post where Rev discovered the New Testament was written in Greek.
This is from Codex Vaticanus but any of those major Codices read basically the same, and I made minor edits to avoid simple image-search solution, so I’m content with the Bezae Cantabrigiensis answer.
In those days, the text was in all-caps with no punctuation or even spacing between words.
Specifically this is Matthew 5:9, from the part of the Sermon on the Mount known as the Beatitudes, which just means blessings. In academic circles they are also called the Makarisms.
In lower case, with spaces and punctuation:
μακάριοι οἱ εἰρηνοποιοί, ὅτι αὐτοὶ υἱοὶ θεοῦ κληθήσονται.
Which translates as:Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the sons of God.
Well I enjoyed this and I hope you did too.
dv said:
2384804 is the post where Rev discovered the New Testament was written in Greek.This is from Codex Vaticanus but any of those major Codices read basically the same, and I made minor edits to avoid simple image-search solution, so I’m content with the Bezae Cantabrigiensis answer.
In those days, the text was in all-caps with no punctuation or even spacing between words.
Specifically this is Matthew 5:9, from the part of the Sermon on the Mount known as the Beatitudes, which just means blessings. In academic circles they are also called the Makarisms.
In lower case, with spaces and punctuation:
μακάριοι οἱ εἰρηνοποιοί, ὅτι αὐτοὶ υἱοὶ θεοῦ κληθήσονται.
Which translates as:Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the sons of God.
Well I enjoyed this and I hope you did too.
I did.
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bogsnorkler said:
party_pants said:s it the Dead Sea Scrolls or some such ancient text?
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
Well there’s a nice little coincidence.
I assure you all that I made my latest TIL post before reading of the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis.
That really is a bit amazing.
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
Bogsnorkler said:Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
Well there’s a nice little coincidence.
I assure you all that I made my latest TIL post before reading of the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis.
That really is a bit amazing.
conclusion this place is all bots
dv said:
2384804 is the post where Rev discovered the New Testament was written in Greek.This is from Codex Vaticanus but any of those major Codices read basically the same, and I made minor edits to avoid simple image-search solution, so I’m content with the Bezae Cantabrigiensis answer.
In those days, the text was in all-caps with no punctuation or even spacing between words.
Specifically this is Matthew 5:9, from the part of the Sermon on the Mount known as the Beatitudes, which just means blessings. In academic circles they are also called the Makarisms.
In lower case, with spaces and punctuation:
μακάριοι οἱ εἰρηνοποιοί, ὅτι αὐτοὶ υἱοὶ θεοῦ κληθήσονται.
Which translates as:Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the sons of God.
Well I enjoyed this and I hope you did too.
NERD ALERT!
dv said:
2384804 is the post where Rev discovered the New Testament was written in Greek.This is from Codex Vaticanus but any of those major Codices read basically the same, and I made minor edits to avoid simple image-search solution, so I’m content with the Bezae Cantabrigiensis answer.
In those days, the text was in all-caps with no punctuation or even spacing between words.
Specifically this is Matthew 5:9, from the part of the Sermon on the Mount known as the Beatitudes, which just means blessings. In academic circles they are also called the Makarisms.
In lower case, with spaces and punctuation:
μακάριοι οἱ εἰρηνοποιοί, ὅτι αὐτοὶ υἱοὶ θεοῦ κληθήσονται.
Which translates as:Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the sons of God.
Well I enjoyed this and I hope you did too.
I’m glad I spent no more than a couple of attoseconds on that one.
I always thought it was “blessed are the cheesemakers”.
SCIENCE said:
dv said:
The Rev Dodgson said:Well there’s a nice little coincidence.
I assure you all that I made my latest TIL post before reading of the Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis.
That really is a bit amazing.
conclusion this place is all bots
Speak for yourself :)
The Rev Dodgson said:
SCIENCE said:
dv said:
That really is a bit amazing.
conclusion this place is all bots
Speak for yourself :)
It’s not a groundbreaking revelation. Not a new discovery. Just the natural consequence of dirt cheap compute being foisted on a society of time poor rat racers. Nobody makes a conscious decision to be obsoleted by a robot — it’s just the most efficient use of their time in the moment. Not malice. Not incompétence. Just the tyrannical hand invisibly guiding small decisions in a free market economy.
The Rev Dodgson said:
SCIENCE said:
dv said:That really is a bit amazing.
conclusion this place is all bots
Speak for yourself :)
That’s why it’s all 0 and 1 in the blessing of the peacemakers
The Rev Dodgson said:
SCIENCE said:
dv said:That really is a bit amazing.
conclusion this place is all bots
Speak for yourself :)
Some of us are witches. Or Oracles. Or dragons.
SCIENCE said:
The Rev Dodgson said:
SCIENCE said:
conclusion this place is all bots
Speak for yourself :)
It’s not a groundbreaking revelation. Not a new discovery. Just the natural consequence of dirt cheap compute being foisted on a society of time poor rat racers. Nobody makes a conscious decision to be obsoleted by a robot — it’s just the most efficient use of their time in the moment. Not malice. Not incompétence. Just the tyrannical hand invisibly guiding small decisions in a free market economy.
apparently we’re not doing it write